Antoniette, 57, was fit and healthy. A routine scan led to a devastating diagnosis

Lung cancer kills more Australians than breast, prostate and brain cancers combined, yet funding for the disease remains dangerously low. Advocates are demanding urgent action to find lung cancer earlier and save more lives. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Urgent call for action on Australia’s deadliest cancerKnow the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today ArrowAntoniette Gomez, 57, was fit and healthy when a routine scan led to a devastating diagnosis. Antoniette Gomez, 57, was fit and healthy when a routine scan led to a devastating diagnosis. “About 25 per cent of all new lung cancer cases will be in people that have never smoked,” Lung Foundation Australia’s Mark Brooke said.